Examples above include these ideas that Emmanuel is a nickname or codeword for Jesus ("so see, he really DID fulfill the prophecy") and that a married couple hadn't had sex so he could still be of a Virgin, and of course, the promise Jesus gave to return in the disciples' lifetime MUST have REALLY meant that... um... one of them would have a dream about it. Yeah, that's it. They work backwards. Every time.
You're also a troll.
Examples above include these ideas that Emmanuel is a nickname or codeword for Jesus ("so see, he really DID fulfill the prophecy") and that a married couple hadn't had sex so he could still be of a Virgin, and of course, the promise Jesus gave to return in the disciples' lifetime MUST have REALLY meant that... um... one of them would have a dream about it.
Emmanuel *is* a name for Jesus -- think of the hymn "O Come O Come Emmanuel". Just because people now call Jesus "Emmanuel" doesn't make it a *refutation* of the prophesy.
A married couple hadn't had sex so He could still be of a Virgin?
So that explains why Joseph was going to divorce her quietly once he found out she was pregnant? Because *he'd* been sleeping with her?
and of course, the promise Jesus gave to return in the disciples' lifetime MUST have REALLY meant that... um... one of them would have a dream about it.
Give me chapter and verse: and with it, the archeological and textual evidence upon which you consider this verse reliable, otherwise you're just lying.
Cheers!